Educating Citizens for Implementing the Strategy of Corporate Social Responsibility for Sustainable Regional Development: The Case Study

Jarmusevica, Viktorija; Iliško, Dzintra; Badjanova, Jelena; Jukšs, Valdis; Petrova, Mariana

doi:10.21125/edulearn.2019.2633

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“…The theoretical basis of the study consists of the conclusions of theories and concepts regarding specialists Domestic and foreign researchers note that in an innovative economy, the efficiency and effectiveness of the interaction of economic actor's increases significantly from the organization of integration processes as a condition for the effective functioning of the management system of complex social and economic systems (Duginets&Petrova, 2020;Gryshova et al, 2019;Naama, 2001;Popova, 2016;Petrova et al, 2020;Petrova et al, 2019;Nenkov ae al, 2017;Mussapirov et al, 2019;Mikhailov at al, 2018;Linde&Petrova, 2019;Uteubayev et al, 2019;Lazarova et al, 2015;Jarmusevica et al, 2019). Among the recognized scientific and pedagogical community of Ukraine and the Republic of Poland, conceptual trends in higher economic education -and in particular, in specialists' professional training in the economic sector at higher education institutions of the Republic of Poland and Ukrainehave become the subject of numerous scientific and pedagogical studies, and here can be mentioned several determining ones.…”

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Professional Training of the Economic Sector Specialists at Higher Education Institutions of the Republic of Poland and Ukraine: Criteria of Comparison

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Dichek

Chobitko

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IJHE

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The article deals with the comparative analysis of the issues of the economic sector specialists’ professional training at higher education institutions of the Republic of Poland and Ukraine. The essence of the concept of “economic sector specialists’ professional training” has been revealed. The component structure of the economic sector specialists’ professional training has been determined. The criteria of comparison of the economic sector specialists’ professional training at higher education institutions of the Republic of Poland and Ukraine have been highlighted, namely: institutional-network; organizational-step; substantive-procedural. The results of the comparative analysis have been described.

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confidence: 99%

Professional Training of the Economic Sector Specialists at Higher Education Institutions of the Republic of Poland and Ukraine: Criteria of Comparison

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Dichek

Chobitko

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“…A lot of businesses are looking for innovative ways to improve efficiency and maintain competitive advantage in order to survive [8][9][10]. This requires the development of various techniques for improving their business competitiveness [11][12][13] and finding new ways for developing human potential [14][15][16][17][18][19].…”

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Social media – on the edge between personal and professional development

Tepavicharova

Dikova

2019

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Introduction. Social media steadily and constantly envelops all aspects of peoples' lives. Thus it is of crucial importance to investigate and measure social media activities' impact on their inclusion in the formation of today’s and future societies as more and more online activities have been incorporated in real life personal and professional activities. Aim and tasks. This article explores the new trends in people’s activities at the workplace and outlines the main concerns regarding keeping the line between personal and professional online activities. Results. Social media are now an integral part of the everyday life of modern man. Since a person spends most of their day at work or in pursuit of their profession, they also seek to engage in personal activities within the working day (talking on the phone with family or friends, shopping online, reading news etc.). A user is created with features specific to the internet generation. This new type of user has specific features that allow researchers to talk about the emergence of a next-generation user. The Next Generation User is a person who has access to the Internet from multiple locations and devices.The rapid penetration of social media in people's everyday life implies a greater impact on all users' real-life and online activities. Evidence of the latter can be found in very common situations when users upload photos or videos from parties or events in real time not always tacking into consideration the possible outcomes for their personal and professional lives. Conclusions. Managers consider that workers should focus more not only on the technical limitation of the exchange in of information on social media but also on a better personal judgment about the nature and volume of the shared information. The intensity of social media activities of the workers is monitored actively by employers and coworkers alike and can be seen as an indicator of low efficiency or irresponsible personality. With the fast development of wireless mobile telecommunications technology and the growing multitude of mobile apps online activities become a real threat for workers’ productivity and the development of workplace culture.

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“…A reference to the maximum index of penetration and customer reach, increasing efficiency and competitiveness, and the speed of response to changing market conditions. Source: [3][4][5][6] CRM software products have several basic types in terms of their practical use. The first, the large group is CRM programs that operate in isolation from accounting programs, that is, "completely independent from accounting."…”

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CRM Systems Management of Metallurgical Companies in Kazakhstan Based on the TRI * M System Methodology

Islamgaleyev

2019

MATEC Web Conf.

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The article presents material on the practical implementation of CRM programs in metallurgical organizations and the experience of its usage. In the result of the study, an attempt was made to generalize the configuration of the CRM approach to relationships and programs accounting, as well as typical impressions of the entire CRM implementation process using as integrated platform for the stakeholders in the form of TRI * M system an analytical tool.

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Educating Citizens for Implementing the Strategy of Corporate Social Responsibility for Sustainable Regional Development: The Case Study

Cited by 12 publications

References 7 publications

Professional Training of the Economic Sector Specialists at Higher Education Institutions of the Republic of Poland and Ukraine: Criteria of Comparison

Professional Training of the Economic Sector Specialists at Higher Education Institutions of the Republic of Poland and Ukraine: Criteria of Comparison

Social media – on the edge between personal and professional development

CRM Systems Management of Metallurgical Companies in Kazakhstan Based on the TRI * M System Methodology

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